This is my open window, I had all of my intervention materials in the window right by my intervention table. Not to mention all of my books that I'd brought from my old 1st grade classroom, to my new classroom in Kindergarten, and the new books I've bought this school year!
This is my classroom. Friday before I left I had set out their intervention work, I was 100% ready for today! Oh, I hope they let me in soon, so that I can get what I can get before the elements and weather and animals get to it! We will be out for at least this week, and they are trying to figure out where will go, because we are grades K-2, with over 30 something teachers alone, and over 600 students. I have never been so sad in my life, this is where my teaching career began, it is my second home, this is where I have honed my teaching craft, and learned, and researched, and taught with everything that I have. Sometimes I've spent more time here than at my own house! I know that as teachers we are more than just a faculty, our bond is stronger than a building. We will rise again!!
Angela,
ReplyDeleteMy heart is breaking for you! We had a tornado hit one of our schools 2 years ago and it wiped out the entire school pretty much! I pray you are able to save as much as your stuff as possible.
I am now following your blog and I hope that brings a smile to your face.
Hop on over to my blog when you get the chance. I have TONS of *freebies*!
If I can help, please let me know! =)
prayers for all of you,
Heather
Heather's Heart
Thank you so much Heather, I'm hoping that they decide that this wing of the school is structurally sound, for us to be able to go in. The other half of the school is completely destroyed. I will definitely check out your blog!
ReplyDeleteOh no! I will definitely keep your school in my prayers. That is just so awful! Did all this just happen today?
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Teachery Tidbits
Natalie, thank you. It happened Monday morning around 4:00 a.m. It's hard, we're all banding together as a family to get through this.
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